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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1895
Page
6
The North Carolina Senate reviews multiple measures including a tax settlement extension for Cherokee Graham and Clay counties, a constitutional amendment banning monopolies and trusts, and bills addressing railroad passes and public roads. Enrolling clerk election, committee referrals, and various local bills are noted amid routine proceedings.
Overview of the eighth day in the state senate with petitions and bills referred to committees. Highlights include a Tuckaseige river bridge in Jackson county proposals, a social tax for bridge funding, Swain Lumber and Boom Company charter, railroad freight holding rules, definitions and sales of lard and butter, abolition of county boards of education, stock mutual insurance incorporation, and railroad tax alignment. Also includes a public health notice about Mercury in catarrh remedies and a local advert for Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Readers of The Progressive Farmer are invited to request T W Wood & Sons New Seed Book for 1895. The pamphlet outlines practical crop culture, monthly farm and garden operations, and profitable crop tips, especially for Southern farmers, mailed free from Richmond Virginia.
Advertises full market prices for tobacco wrappers at Parrish's Warehouse Durham North Carolina. Claims new wrapper buyer from a major house wants millions of pounds including smokers bright strips and all grades. Encourages selling to Parrish's Warehouse for full market price and warns against private barn sales. The Daily Caucasian offer to trial at one dollar for two months.
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